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This is my abridged career history - for more details see our departmental website (http://earth.leeds.ac.uk/people/p_wignal.htm)


Education

1988

PhD Palaeoecology of the Kimmeridge Clay (University of Birmingham, supervisor: Professor A. Hallam).

1985

BA (Geology) 1st Class Honours, University of Oxford

 

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Recent Appointments

1999 - present

Reader in Palaeoenvironments, University of Leeds.

1989 - 1999

Lecturer in Palaeontology, University of Leeds

1988 - 1989

NERC Research Fellow, University of Leicester


Editorial Commitments

2001 - present

Series Editor Developments in Palaeontology and Stratigraphy (Elsevier)

2000 - present

Editorial Board of Geological Magazine

1995 - present

Editorial board of Palaeogeography Palaeoclimatology Palaeoecology


Awards and Prizes

1983 - 1985

Open Scholarship, Worcester College, Oxford University.

1989

Fearnsides Medal of the Yorkshire Geological Society.

1991

President's Award of the Geological Society of London.

1997

The Clough Award, Edinburgh Geological Society.


Recent Keynote / Invited Lectures

June 2002

The timing of the end Permian mass extinction, Past ecological crises: a
phytocentric approach.
Henk Visscher Symposium, Utrecht, Netherlands.

April 2002

Causes of mass extinctions. Extinctions in the history of life. Thirteenth
CSEOL Symposium, Centre for the Study of Evolution and the origin of Life,
UCLA, USA.

January 2002

Mass extinctions and large igneous provinces. Volcanic and Magmatic
Studies Group, annual meeting, University College London. Abstracts Book,
57-58.

November 2001

Black shales on the basin margin. GSA Annual Meeting, Boston.
Abstracts with Programs, 33, A-335 - 6.

June 2001

The imperfect link between volcanism and mass extinction, Earth system
processes,
Geol Soc/GSA meeting, University of Edinburgh. Programmes with Abstracts, 67

October 2000

The environmental impact of large igneous provinces. ESF-sponsored
workshop on large igneous provinces, Grenoble, France.

September 2000

The end-Permian mass extinction. British Association for the
Advancement of Science, Annual Meeting, Imperial College.

July 2000

Extent and duration of the Permo-Triassic superanoxic event. University of
Vienna. Catastrophic events and mass extinctions (4th Snowbird Conference). Abstract volume, p. 241.

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